Foster + Partners to Design Queen Elizabeth II Memorial with Glass-Clad Bridge
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Starr Charles
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Summary
Foster + Partners has been chosen to design the Queen Elizabeth II memorial in London, featuring a glass-clad bridge inspired by the Queen's wedding tiara and a statue of the late monarch. The design will include a new crossing over St James's Park Lake and will be revealed next year.
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Its design, which will be finalised and revealed next year, is set to include a glass-clad bridge informed by Queen Elizabeth II's wedding tiara, along with a statue of the late monarch.
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